Electronic waste refers to used electronic things that have stopped working and fully qualified for recycling use; these particular electronic devices include air conditioners, refrigerators, LCD screens, computers, LED-backlit monitors, TVs and other electronic devices. Waste that contains valuable materials found like aluminium, copper, silver and gold, as well as materials considered hazardous such as cadmium, lead, and mercury are included in this category of electronic waste.
The e-waste (Management) Rules, 2016, the plastic waste management rules 2016 and the solid waste management rules can be compared with the implementation of EPR Certificate in India, Batteries (Management and Handling) Regulations, 2001, with respect to extended producer obligation. However, the batteries (Management and Handling) Regulations failed.
Bulk consumers refers to all those who purchase the majority of electrical and electronic devices like the federal government or central government, the universities and educational institutions, international companies, government agencies, the companies registered under the Factories Act and the Companies Act and the receivers of partnerships.
A collection centre or a collection point or both may be designated by the producer as an individual or via an association for the purpose of collection of e-waste to a certain facility and to fulfil the requirements of the manufacturers' producers responsibility epr licence, including the collection centre having all the required facilities and convenience provisions specified by the CPCB, as described in the manufacturers extended producers responsibility authorization.
Any individual or business classified as a dealer either buying or selling electronic and electrical products and their parts or services investing resources or obtaining them from sellers can be classified as such.
E-retailer refers to a specific establishment that uses the internet, the telephone, and wireless networks to sell its product.Organisation designated in the Companies Act, business or firm defined in the Factories Act, or SMEs specified in the epr consultant Act as outlined in the Electricians and Producers Act is meant by the manufacturer.
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